Dawn's Wonderland is an island country in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, 500 miles west of northern California.
Dawn's Wonderland is basically rectangular shaped. It is 400 miles from west to east and 280 miles from north to south. The area is 112,000 square miles.
The population of Dawn's Wonderland is about 250,000 people.
The capital is named Capital City. It is the largest city in the country and is located in the center of the island and has a population of 100,000 people.
Most of the coastal regions of the country are beaches, although the Coastal Mountains in the northwest run right up to the ocean.
Wildlife that live here include: moose, bison, elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, coyote, fox, bobcats, badgers, jackrabbits, cottontail rabbits, beaver and golden eagles.
The climate varies by the elevation. The flatlands and hills range from 60°- 80°F all year long, while the mountains range from 0°- 40°F in the winter and from 45°- 80°F in the summer. The beaches range from 80°-100°F. There is snow only in the mountains and it rains gently for two hours at night every other night all year long everywhere else.
Farming, ranching and oil production are the major occupations.
Many people are farmers and ranchers and live on big farms or ranches outside of the cities and towns.
Farmers raise a variety of crops including: fruits, vegetables, and grains.
Ranchers raise cattle and quarter horses.
Many people drive pickup trucks, although there are other cars and SUVs imported to suit the tastes of the people. We produce enough oil to power all our vehicles.
We have hydroelectric plants to produce electricity. The many waterfalls come in handy for this.
The national language is English and it is the only language spoken, except in classrooms where foreign languages are taught.
Government: Five people are elected to run the country. They serve a two year term and may be re-elected up to 5 times. These five people listen to the people and work hard to make our country a good place to live.
Anyone who commits a serious crime is kicked out and must return to where they lived before here. However, there is the death penalty for murder and a couple other heinous crimes. So far, there have been no crimes this serious. As time goes on and there are people who were born here who commit crimes, those people will have a choice of where they want to go, but they cannot stay here. We believe in honesty, integrity and doing what is right. For minor crimes, we try to figure out natural consequences. If you steal something from someone, you must give them back the item or replace it with another of equal or better quality.
Currency: Dale Debit
There is no paper money or coins. All transactions are carried out using debit cards.
A second option is to wear a Dale Debit Ring. You can have any ring programmed as a Dale Debit Ring.
Flag:
The flag stands for Dawn (Sunrise) coming up over the mountains. Dawn's Wonderland has many beautiful mountain ranges. Early morning is the best time of day in Dawn's Wonderland.
National Flower: Orchid
National Animal: Elk
National Bird: Golden Eagle
People: Immigrants from the state of Wyoming, United States settled this uninhabited island in 2010.
People who were tired of the United States government moved to this island that was discovered by
Dawn Dale in February 2010.
School: Children go to school from age 5 (half-day Kindergarten) to age 17 or 18 (12th grade). There are no state or national tests. Teachers are highly trained and highly respected. They teach the curriculum and test students at the end of each unit. If the teacher says the student has learned the material, that's good enough for everyone. Students get more and more choices about what they learn as they get older. Students enjoy school and are internally motivated to do their best. The teachers provide rich learning environments that challenge students to do their best. College is not necessary anymore because high school students have already chosen their careers and have been trained for their chosen jobs. For those who want further education, college is an option, but it is not the norm. Once employed, people continue to take classes to help them continue to improve on an as needed basis.
Scroll to the right and click on the Play triangle to view a commercial about Dawn's Wonderland.
Dawn's Wonderland
Dawn's Wonderland is an island country in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, 500 miles west of northern California.
Dawn's Wonderland is basically rectangular shaped. It is 400 miles from west to east and 280 miles from north to south. The area is 112,000 square miles.
The population of Dawn's Wonderland is about 250,000 people.
The capital is named Capital City. It is the largest city in the country and is located in the center of the island and has a population of 100,000 people.
Most of the coastal regions of the country are beaches, although the Coastal Mountains in the northwest run right up to the ocean.
Wildlife that live here include: moose, bison, elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, coyote, fox, bobcats, badgers, jackrabbits, cottontail rabbits, beaver and golden eagles.
The climate varies by the elevation. The flatlands and hills range from 60°- 80°F all year long, while the mountains range from 0°- 40°F in the winter and from 45°- 80°F in the summer. The beaches range from 80°-100°F. There is snow only in the mountains and it rains gently for two hours at night every other night all year long everywhere else.
Farming, ranching and oil production are the major occupations.
Many people are farmers and ranchers and live on big farms or ranches outside of the cities and towns.
Farmers raise a variety of crops including: fruits, vegetables, and grains.
Ranchers raise cattle and quarter horses.
Many people drive pickup trucks, although there are other cars and SUVs imported to suit the tastes of the people. We produce enough oil to power all our vehicles.
We have hydroelectric plants to produce electricity. The many waterfalls come in handy for this.
The national language is English and it is the only language spoken, except in classrooms where foreign languages are taught.
Government: Five people are elected to run the country. They serve a two year term and may be re-elected up to 5 times. These five people listen to the people and work hard to make our country a good place to live.
Anyone who commits a serious crime is kicked out and must return to where they lived before here. However, there is the death penalty for murder and a couple other heinous crimes. So far, there have been no crimes this serious. As time goes on and there are people who were born here who commit crimes, those people will have a choice of where they want to go, but they cannot stay here. We believe in honesty, integrity and doing what is right. For minor crimes, we try to figure out natural consequences. If you steal something from someone, you must give them back the item or replace it with another of equal or better quality.
Currency: Dale Debit
There is no paper money or coins. All transactions are carried out using debit cards.
A second option is to wear a Dale Debit Ring. You can have any ring programmed as a Dale Debit Ring.
Flag:
The flag stands for Dawn (Sunrise) coming up over the mountains. Dawn's Wonderland has many beautiful mountain ranges. Early morning is the best time of day in Dawn's Wonderland.
National Flower: Orchid
National Animal: Elk
National Bird: Golden Eagle
People: Immigrants from the state of Wyoming, United States settled this uninhabited island in 2010.
People who were tired of the United States government moved to this island that was discovered by
Dawn Dale in February 2010.
School: Children go to school from age 5 (half-day Kindergarten) to age 17 or 18 (12th grade). There are no state or national tests. Teachers are highly trained and highly respected. They teach the curriculum and test students at the end of each unit. If the teacher says the student has learned the material, that's good enough for everyone. Students get more and more choices about what they learn as they get older. Students enjoy school and are internally motivated to do their best. The teachers provide rich learning environments that challenge students to do their best. College is not necessary anymore because high school students have already chosen their careers and have been trained for their chosen jobs. For those who want further education, college is an option, but it is not the norm. Once employed, people continue to take classes to help them continue to improve on an as needed basis.
Scroll to the right and click on the Play triangle to view a commercial about Dawn's Wonderland.